Beijing's Most Low-Key Imperial Garden

🎇Friends, today I want to share with you a treasure in my heart—Beihai Park. 🌼This Beihai Park is the earliest established, best-preserved, and most culturally rich classical imperial garden in China's history. Walking into it is like stepping into a long scroll of history. 🎑It is located at No. 1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, right next to the northwest of the Forbidden City and the west side of Jingshan. 🎫The ticket price is very affordable, only 10 yuan during the peak season (April 1 - October 31) and 5 yuan during the off-season (November 1 - March 31 of the following year). 🚝Transportation is also quite convenient. Take Metro Line 6 to Beihai North Station, and walk a bit from Exit B Northeast. 💡Here are a few tips for you: 🌞It's best to check the weather before you go. The scenery is more beautiful on sunny days. Also, wear comfortable shoes because the park is large, and you'll end up walking a lot. 🎡Now, let's talk about the must-see attractions: 🌟You must visit Qionghua Island. The White Pagoda stands tall on the island and looks great from any angle, making it perfect for photos. 🎄Don't miss Yong'an Temple either. The ancient architecture inside gives you a sense of the passage of time. 🌳Jingxin Studio is small and exquisite, offering a sense of tranquility. 💦And then there's the Five-Dragon Pavilion, which extends into the water. Sitting there and looking at the lake view is simply beautiful. When I stroll through Beihai Park, I really feel like time slows down, and every scene is mesmerizing. I sincerely recommend everyone to experience it too!